Will brain-sensing devices improve life or allow our minds to be monitored? blackjack3d/istockphoto/getty images
Nita Farahany (St Martin’s Press)
ETHICIST and lawyer is no stranger to neurological intervention. She has sought relief from her chronic migraines in “triptans, anti-seizure drugs, antidepressants, brain enhancers, and brain diminishers”. She has had “neurotoxins injected into my head, my temples, my neck, and my shoulders; undergone electrical stimulation, transcranial direct current stimulation, MRIs, EEGs, fMRIs, and more”.
Few know better than Farahany what neurotech can do for people’s betterment, and this lends weight to The Battle for…
